Sentence examples for psychological efficiency from inspiring English sources

His physical and psychological efficiency was considerably reduced.

This article consist in a review of the studies which evaluated psychological debriefing efficiency in the prevention of post-traumatic stress disorder and associated disorders in adults.

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"Only the Brave" is spare, clear, direct storytelling and the tightly bounded precision of its form, giving rise to its emotional efficiency and psychological specificity, seals the movie off from the fuller range of concerns, the connections to contemporary life and societal currents at large, that are inseparable from the real-life story that it is telling.

With growing insight into the psychological dimensions of energy efficiency, new opportunities are arising to engage our audiences with energy on a deeper, more emotional level than ever before.

The results of this survey were intended to provide valuable information regarding the extent to which English mental health trusts can effectively deliver and support the guided self-help approach using computer-based packages in order to increase access to psychological therapies, increase service efficiency and reduce patient waiting times.

This result is consistent with a study conducted in Iran, which found that children whose parents behave with authority display higher levels of adaption, psychological maturity, psycho-social efficiency, self-confidence and educational success, while children of authoritarian parents exhibit weak social skills and low self-confidence [ 36].

Elix's team has been recognized by the University of Delaware's Diamond Challenge and launched six social ventures working to promote issues ranging from educational equity to alternative energy efficiency to the psychological well being of children in disaster zones.

This experience demands careful evaluation of patients, families and health care team needs, and the efficiency of the psychological intervention.

The neurofeedback approach goes beyond improving cognitive efficiency by unspecific psychological factors such as attention, arousal, or motivation.

This has led to a recent push to reorient treatment toward reducing patient stress, and long-term psychological problems, without sacrificing life-saving efficiency.